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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
"mueh Ado Abou, Nothing. !.

About o'clock yesterday morning
Policeman Joe. u. Smith discovered light
under the sidewalk in front of Morse 5
store on Monroe-st. He had patrOlled the
beat all night and as he had not noticed
the light before, concluded at once that
burglars were a. work in the basement. He
notified headquarters and soon had several
policemen TO help him catch the raScals
who were supposed TO be ransacking the
goods which are stored under the walk AZ
the doors of the store both front and rear
were securely fastened the policemen
were unable to effect an entrance
and one of them was sent after Mr.. Morse
while the other hall a dozen watched the
holes in the sidewalk and imagined they
could hear the villains moving about in the
basement. They had their courage all
wound up ready To pounce upon the rob
bers when Ar Morse came down and IN
locked the door. They all made q rush for
the basement, only TO find everything quiet
and in order When Mr.. Morse learned
what led them TO think that burglars were
in the store he informed them that the
light was left burning there just a. il had
been every hight for months. He then
complimenied them as Keen observers,
thanked them for calling him so early in
the morning, and left them trying 10 devise
some way TO keep the matter out o. the
papers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
olsAFFEcTEo SOCIALISTS.
fhsy Dseisrs w4r "a ssary Gsorgs ~ass
ths Uaissd L@bsr Pzrty

th. tnissd L@b1r Party.
SEs Tozx. Aus. Is.-Six enthusiastic
Hassunzs we're hsld lzzs night og TIE So
eixl-stzs Al which Hsnry GsoTgs sad Dr.
2celynn were ro1ndly dsaouacsd- A re-
porter asked Alsxans.sr Jeasz. ths Social.
lst lsslisr. wat he th0a<ht II ths sisz.lion,
and ne said - George wants 70 catch tie
farnlsr vote. doss ~ D0esat ks knos
that 43.oo0 fzrIners Qua ia ono could net
P4y thelr taxes iEst wear. ans ~ere sod oaE
- tae sheriff Gsofgs cant h0odstns tes
a4rmsrs. fheF can never Understand nis
theory. 70 catch them be ssuts ~ thFos -
Us overheard. We are the b0zosAr. II We
are thrOsn out bodily Ne vii De ten tunes
stronger than when hs went 10.
Or. Marcus Msrkin Is tns fOu1der OF the
Socialists. he made tais statement h tns
reporter, The Socialists will now paddle
their own canoe aud vii never more have
ANYTHING ia common with the United
Labor party. The nsIt step logically Eaast
DO slinainssiye OF all that xAs foF the inter
sst VI l4oor IN the platform Of the United
Labor party, even down % the very name
OF Inc party itsslL Is must not be called
the tnited Labor party any more haif oi
the working msa viii no longer belong &c
H.
William A. Wallace, who was orgsnizsr
Of she United LABOR party OF the Seventh
Assembly DlstricE. said. "ls looks loo
much like machine politics. Henry
Georges partner. CrOssdeil bis lawyer
Post. his 500, Henry George. Jr,. his priest
DR.. AcGlynn, and his lieutenanLs art
running the Syracuse convention. The
horny handed sons OF toll wont stand Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
NOT MUCH or a WAR.
The Ute Outbreak Dsindiss Down to Re-
ststAacs of . shsrtd

The Ute Outbreak II Dsindiss Down to Re-
sistanes OF = shsriu
WAsHIsGTos, Aug. 19.-Wsr Department
officials state that the Indian trouble is one
simply Of resistance by Indians of the civil
authorities. Two Indians committed some
overt act and sheriff was given processes
20 serve on them The Indians fed, gath
cred their friends around them, and dehed
the sheriff. In this connection the follow
ing despatch has been received at the war
department.:
"FoEr DUcHEssE, Utah, Aug. 17.-Adjt.
General. U. 5. A. Washington. ID. c.: Old
Colorow is in the mountains today, miles
from Aeeker. No runners have been IN
from camp. McAndrews sent word that he
would 90 TO Colorow's camp. and Try and
bring him in within three days. l am sure
the Utes do not want further trouble. VIII
send next word received from McAndrews.
JAMES +. RASDLETT.
Major Ninth Cavalry"
The NcAndrsws mentioned in the des-
patch Is citizen who is endeavoring 10
effect the surrender Of the guilty Indians TO
the civil authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
BIRD HELD FOR Trial
A Peddler Who Didat Have Lic enss
Was ined.

A dull day and no mistake was yestsr-
day in Police Court. Not one drunk or
disorderly person Was there 10 answer TO q
charge. The case OF Louis Thibout for
keeping market without license was
called and adjourned to Aug "A. The case
OF Frank Marsden, charged with bsstsrdy.
was readjourned 10 Aug. "A.
George Bird was arraigDed on charge of
larceny more than 25. lie waived exAmI-
nation and was held for trial al the next
term of the Superior Court Bird is the
man who was arrested in the woods near
Grandyille for stealing set OF harness and
robe.
Alex Mckenzie paid sS.35 for peddling
without license. He was working the
sympathy gag with snide rings. he went 10
patrolman's house and told his vie that
be found glove with ring in it on the
street. That ne lived at Bay City and want
ed 10 sell the ring 10 get money enough TO
go there. lie visited several houses In the
neighborhood, and when the patrolman re-
turned he caught on TO Mr.. Mckenzie and
took him 10 the tombs FOR violating the
peddiers' ordinance. When exposed his
stock in trade proved to consist of about
fifteen cheap rings, aud brass watch. be
also had about Sl5 in his possession.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

Next Cora Staring, formerly of Battle
Greek, falls into line and prays the Superior
Court to grant her divorce from her bus-
band, William STIRRING, 10 whom she was
married In February. 1881. A. o. Crozier
is her attorney. and in the complaint she
charges that he deserted her on May ?
1884. and that he has Dot returned and they
have not since resided together. That since
that time he has failed 70 provide any sup
port whatever. although able % 90 50, did
be not play cards and gamble. TIA; be
cruelty treated her by csiliug her indecent
and Obscene names, and accusing her Of
wrong doing. Also. that she believes he
has been living with one Mamie Halt, a.
her husband, she passing a. biz wife.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
nnd no,s.

Guy and Arthur PGtnsm. Chss. DoteDs
and Pos Schrsm, boys ten OF twelve years
Of age. were arrested yesterday On COM
plant Of Fred Mayer. the butcher OF "a
Jeferson-sye., who charges them with hav-
ing stolen money from his cash drawer.
be alleges thai on Thursday the boys, who
hsve been in The habit Of playing around
bis place. NeDf IN al the back door and took
twelve or fifteen dollars II The till. They
then hired a double rig and took = ride y
the country. State Agsnt Bolcomb vii
investigate the oese snd % vii probably bs
settled, IS the boys belong to respectable
families and are not considered tough
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The c. 4 ". q. trains 10 Holland were
veI loaded With passengers yesisrdsy. and
the cold weather bss - FAR had 20 effect on
Ire trsvel 10 the Back LAKE. resorts
Jrsvei north on the &. p. A J has been
light for dey Or two. While the south
bound trains are vel loaded The wesi1sr
- abe northern resorts - not TOO cool f0r
comfort. but Ell the resorts bsvs been
Crowded for month o. ra8rs. ard t1e pfo.
PIE Fho wsDt Dorfn ~ large nDrnb bers early
~ TIE sesson sre beginning 10 rsturu ILs
coming month ~iA be tbe most eriovsbis
psr- q The season ~ the n9rt bern res0f1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The TEEHeKs~-HrRhLD mentioned yes
tsrdav that tie purchase Ct land on la
grsvs-st. by Holland society on which
they intended 60 erect q church edifce cd
not.meet ~itb ths approval sfihe residents
in that vici1ity. TIE church vii not be
built. The eocietv has reconaiaered the
matter and accepted the offer of the prop
erfy owbe-s. who took the property At The
Price psic for if and gave TIE society 2
bonus of $50. The papers belng duly signed
and delivsrd. i viii be hele ia tfusi Until
il can be disposed Of.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The funeral services over Tie remains o.
Chester NJ. Spaulding were held a. the resi-
dence, liz Oskes-st., yesterday morning
and were attended by large number o.
friends Of the deceased. Rev DR. Graves
ofiicisted, after which the remains Eers
taken to the Union Depot under 81 esCcrl
Of knights Templsr Of De AOlai Comman-
dery. The beresved wife and her son De
parted with the remains for 1loga county
\. Y, on the afternoon train. The fora
offerings were very fine, the O-Wssh-;s
Nongs presenting piece representing The
Gates Aiar," three bg three aDd one bal
feet in size. aud made OF $50 roses, carns-
tons and heliotropes
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

Elmer oliver. whose death in Honduras
was recently announced. died under dis
trsssing circumstances. lie vas taken with
fever and a Spanish oomrsds nurssd bin
through bis illness. and then the spsuisrd
had a sewers attack Gi the mRla3T. Mr.
oliver in turn cared for his friend and
brosgat him through, bgt loss u rest
anxiety and long watching by tbe Dedsi6e g
induced a rsiapse Of ihe fever. a0s M,
Oliver died from its effects
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Tho German Crown Princes Health Grad
uaiiy But Surely Improving.

LONDON, Aug. I9.-Crown Prince Fred
erick William is gradually progressing to-
ward complete recovery and it is thought
likely he will be able 10 witness the Autumn
man@uvres of the German army. His
throat still troubles him at times, but the
annoyance is decreasing daily and bis voice
is slowly growing stronger. He will spend
next Winter in Italy and is assured by
Doctor Mackenzie that by next Spring al
traces of his malady will have disappeared.
The Prince himself is represented As being
quite as sanguine OF his ultimate and com
plete recovery as his medical adviser and
maintains a high degree of cheerfulness
and confidence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

LoSDoS. Aug. l9.-Parnell. in sn inter
view this evening. SAID the action OF the
Government in proclaiming the National
League was = gratuitous insult 10 the peo-
pie of Ireland. Having regard TO the pres
ent condition OF Ireland the proclamation
is merely a move 10 cover the weakness Of
the Land bill. If that measure does not
protect tenants from evietions there will
inevitably be trouble during the coming
Winter. Psrnell postponed his visit to
Dublin in order 10 take part in debate IN
the House. be believes his brother Was on
board the City of Montreal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

4 portion n tbs iroD for the new Grand.
vie-avs rosd arrived vsster5sy and va,
6islri5sts1 si0ng Csupsu ard Lo1s sis
TIE fube-s VII - distrisntsd en5 n,
Noo6sv zncrn5us RToune VII - trsfrr
E fe targe = the irterseetf0D o. fe-,-e~
and f7er-sss. viH - tbt frs, Esor'ia1 ~ ia
eeh5e r0es ~ - coussrecisd p it far ial
~ rsrf ~ees fes cuf8oerr beet fel.
Force ~ ssaorers - uorF on beth .s..rs
s- srfE3tsasnt fTzlesior srfisi ss.es bfsne
s5ss r. ~ biocs aua hsff 81 TIE s--es,
-. rosS osilF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

ST. THoHAs. Ont. Aug. ia special
freight train left St Thomas at O'Clock
this morning on the air line division of the
Grand Trunk Railway, bound for Buffalo
When nearing Aylmsr. a town ten miles
from here. the train coliided with another
freight going II the opposite direction. The
crew saved their lives By jumping but both
engines and a number of cars we're com
..efely demolished The track will be clear
for trsffic tbis afternoon. The loss 70 the
company viii be heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

Hon. " y. Hsidenan. Of the louisville
Casvisr-.logr7aal. with party O friends.
passed through TIE city yesterday morning
On their wav home from = fishing TRIP in
Northern Michigan. NJ. Hal8eEnsn i a
Old scousinfsDoe q II. A lanes pr0Brie-
toT Of TIE Union Depot restaurant. ard
While the a i0r anS BIS friends r. io~e5
Their breakfast the tvo old frie86s lad =
pleasant Ebsf sbout sociesnts snd insiderts
which occurred twenty-five o. thirty years
era
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
a Fight R~porfed.

night that Sheriff Kendall and nine men
went out on reconnaissance and were sur
prised by Utes. They made q gallant fight
for their lives and finally returned with
four men wounded and three horses killed.
IL Is reported the Indians are leaving the
reservation by twos and threes and joining
ColoroU.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
Lowell's Big Picnic.

sxsAassVt ys vas ySNstsAs-staels.
LOWELL. Aug 19.-The annual picnic of
the Business Mems Association was held
today on the Island, and was grand sue
cess In the afternoon an addless wss de-
livered by NJ. II. Walker, OF Grand Rapids,
which was pronounced by all present as an
able effort. Rev. Hustled made fine prayer
and the Lowell band and the Grand Ledge
Ladies' band furnished music for the Asso-
citation. A fine repast wss served by the
ladies of Lowell
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

A Tn Soldier i one q chAfiis aesfs
latest pieces -th@t is 81 say il followed 4
Bunch q keysn A f4rioF MAlcb. and
4 RAs Babs Il ~ss sse1 ioF he first
tisas Ia tbs alis aI Powers GEana oPeEs
H9ass lass evening. and ~4s sreess4 with
upro3rioas sps,lAHss aud laughter. 4ne fan
was isSi sad farieas. notwithstanding Ehe
fact that the performance os last eseniAs
wzs tfs nah essr gives b. this company.
OF oo0rse IA lRros comedy oi tbs char
aeter of "A TIA Soldier Iauca, nearly al
depends apou tie sdsPtablilis 81 ihe cotn-
pany to tht pleee ana lAe 80 " hach ths}
give a. Ihure i no heed ta saY that A
Tn solder" IL unsdallersied nonsense
nothing else IL claimed lof ii- iaers is one
blt 0f satire ia II aud this : highly sp-
pfocisted by al who have ever lad tne
nuislortune 10 employ plumber. Mr,
row hxs crowded sll the funny
aad ludiolOus situations possible into thls
plsy. and his company is oils 81 The ns~'
al around Ae has ever had foEeincf me
thousands ho have rsared al tasrhe ,Af-
lesd IA "A kuach VI keys viii never Tor
Get his facial aud physical coAiorilons.
Ills "Lsis is immensely fanny, a. = also
the eiephgntins impeIsonai1en 81 Aiiss
Candy, the plumber Of Thomas Heaoi0ok-
The gentlemen OF Tie casi sfe s0Ae~ hal
Overshsd0wee by the ladles, the gro
tesQus DerlormAnce Of domestic
earthquake by Miss Kate Davis bringing lne
house Gown OF up a. you please iooni
Ionlsinbleau. who played Patsy. VAS very
funny snd the beautiful and siatsesQue
Isabella Zoe Mrs. Frank McKee, became a
general fay0rlte. Dainty little Emma hAE-
ger, who VAS remembered as the pei u Sol
smith Russslls Pa" family was
accorded warm reception when
she came or and danced and
looked pretty 10 the perfect satisfaction
Of 81 - Carrie Story. The whole perform
sncs was received with shouts Of laughter
by the large audience. and todays matinee
and the house tonight viii undoubtedly De
large.
The stage was exQuis.tely set and the ad-
dlton Of numerous electric lights and col
ored globes was praised by eye-yoOdy-ln
fact last night was the GrSi time IA tbs bis
tory of Powers that il was ever properly
illuminated.
The Rag Baby" company. which opens
al Powers Opera House next Friday night,
is the Or ual and only one. Charlie Reed,
who pl Old Sport this season, will be re-
membered as the junior partner Of the well
known minstrel band Emerson aud Reed,
ran SO successfully for two years IN san
Francisco. "A Rag Baby having met
with decided success in San Francisco the
past three seasons. returns there early IN
October following the Tin Soldier
Mr.. c. w. Thomas. the partner Of the
most successful farce comedy writer M Am
erica and Frank Mckee. General Manager
for Hoyt & Thomas enterprises. arrived IN
town yesterday, TO look after the opening OF
"A Tin Soldier"
Jno J. Rnddy, Business Manager Of "A
Rag Baby" Company, arrived IL town yes
terdsy.
Fowler 4 Warrington. who present
skipped by the Light of the Moon ~
Powers Grand Opera House Tuesday, have
the sole and exclusive right TO present
I,Oujs Harrison's funny play
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
ONE or THE sRakEMEN soUEALs
Wholesale Robbery After the Pan Handle
Order ON rha PnnnsrIxznis Rnad.


Order on che Pennsylvsnis Road.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1e.-Levi Case, one
9f the brakemen on the Pennsylvanis rail-
road v ho IS under bail for participating in
the robberies OF freight cars on the New
York division, has made full confession,
in which he admits his guilt and has given
the names Of other brskemen and conduct
ors who have been engaged in pilfering
Case states that while the rain would De
lying on sidetrack. the crew Of the train
would 90 through freight cars and select
= package here and there, shoes from esses.
and other goods. all Of which would be
tassn % the house Of Mrs. Louis A Drake
ss soon as the train reached West Phils-
delphis. Mrs. Drake was to receive 50 Per
cent. Of the proceeds Of each sale. A
wholesale arrest Of brakemen and others Is
expected to take place shortly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
For Labor Day.

letter was received from Frank n.
Fogg, OF Lansing. yesterday. stating that be
will be present in this city on Labor Day
and deliver al address. Mr.. Fogg iE one
OF the best public speakers IN the State, and
. vigorous and interesting address may be
expected. Work will be suspended ia al
OF the shoas and il viii be general holiday
for the RorsiDgmsD. The Knights Of La
Dor have decided not 10 turn opt as al or
ganization, owing 10 the fact that most oi
their merube are also msmbers Of the dif-
ferent trades unions, who vii Esni to sp-
pear ia the parade sepsrateiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

At Cincinnau-Cincinnati,7 Z; Brooklyn. 4.
AT Cleveland Cleveland, 5; Metropolitans 2.
At St. Lous-St Louis, p; Athletics, S.
At Louisville-Louisyille, 2; Baltimore, S.
txsAOsASs " NsE 1tNsSSAS-~sSNNs.
LOWELL, Aug. 19.-About 600 people wit
messed the game of base ball this afternoon,
between the South Ends. of Grand Rapids,
and the Lowell. The home team added
Henry Weiss, of Grand Rapids. the well
known catcher, to their forces. Parks and
Weiss covered the points for Lowell, and
AcVean and Brock for the South Ends.
In the seventh inning an lncipient row be-
tween the members of the two clubs almost
put stop to the game. The trouble was
soon adjusted and the game resulted in a
victory for the South Ends by a score of IL
to 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

IlllsY Temple 10. y. Knights of Pstri.
sr bs. - Coopersvils. VISITED hebron
Tempe No. lsss night. The work "a,
srsrrr 6ed aa5 candidate iTitlstes ard
-ssaa Abo1t 3 dazen r1sz15ers were pres
snt and 81 t5e ciose q tas ever iHe pro
grarms = fre csilstloz vss serred 81
N9rsa's 30 whicA al F'ressaf Cd smp.s 5Us-
ffa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
MANTs - 60 AaAlN.
dsek Colaaas oaers 80 kzsst sIerFhy AE@il
Niehl1 Tesats 1AaEs.


koberf Wrlsht. tie wei kEssn Detroit
spoTt lea yesterday fof he North and VII
se ssssnt tos ooafis Il weeks. Before his
departure Ar WnxAs said. \ an zaxions
tAss Collins should meet Al uFphy again ard
4 vii esck him sor iz5e oE upward II
NJ. hurphy has any friends IA Crane
Rapids ] hope they will accept Collins
chzilenes. and ! Nhl keep ia connaunios-
tioH With the TAI tGkAA- Il HEAkLD snd cover
gns torisI which they may POST The
folioSi1g challenge is seller flanatorv.
GkASp RAribs. Aug ~ 81.
Tc shs EaisoE Of the TEI.BsKAs- HKEALD.
Not feeling sznsdsd with the result Of
Thursday nights ceutest / hereby c1al-
lenee james Murphy 10 nsht u : nnssh Al
any tlTse within twenty days At 3 pcini
within lifty miles OF Grand Rapids Nuske-
gon and Grand Rapids bsrred-ior 500 .
side aud gate receipts II Mr- Murphy Oh
his friends have conudeLos IN lie nghnng
ability. let them deposit forfeit With The
EGRAM hERALs ana II viii be promptly
covered and articles OF agreement GUY
signed JACK CoLIIKs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
Injured by jumping from q Train.

sTURGTs, Aug. ia gentleman whose
name is not known, but who was a pas
sengsr on the 9.55 train on the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern, was carried by
sturgis, and jumped from the train. He
was seriously Injured. The train stopped
and picked him uD and took him to Burr
Oak lis collar bore vas broken and he
vas otherwise badly injured
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
SHORT WORK OF DR.. CRAWFORD
Found Guilty Under the Edmunds Law
on Two Counts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The trial of As
sistsnt Surgeon Crawford, charged with
criminal intimacy with Eva White, the
fourteen-year-oid daughter of DR.. White, of
this city, terminated in Police Court this
afternoon when the Prosecuting Attorney
finished his argument. Judge Harper, to
the surprise of almost every body present,
at once disposed of the case by finding
Crawford guilty on two informations,
charging fornication on the I'd and 5th of
July last. He said the sentence would be
one year in Jail, six months for each
count.
An appeal was noted and the case will be
carried TO the Criminal Court. This case
excited uncommon interest here, both on
account of the novelty of the proceedings in
Police Court under what Is known as the
L tab law, and the high social standing of
the defendant, an officer in the navy and
OF hitherto unblemished reputation. The
decision Of the higher court will be awaited
with great interest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

ttt-Ftllt 70
LANSING, Aug. l9.-Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney George Gartner. of Detroit, was
in the city this forenoon, and secured a
reauisiiion from Governor Luce for mur-
derer John Hickey, alias Baxter. Hickey
killed Thos ]. Britton. well-known
sporting man, in front OF Psrker's resisu-
rant in Detroit in May. IS54, snd has been
captured in Maine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

PHUEknREPs1s. Aux l9.-The Constifa-
sionai Centennial Commission snnounced
today hat ths expenses - a. those rsoeiv-
ing szFsain special invitations such as those
- the President OF he Caissd Stas-s and
memhers 81 his Cabinet. the Chef 5usiice
cf the Jnited States. re President of tee
Senate, The Speaker 81 The House. the Gen
erai ~ he Amy, ras Aariirs, cf tae Napr
ssoverners ct ststes. s1l the orstcr - re
occazton vi - Arorllet fCr hv the corr
saissicn. Al other persons ~eces rinr H.
vitsnsus III have - deflay tseIr sxa sx-
Bsnss=.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

S1ogx FALfs, Oak. Aug. I9.-Thomas
Gard. convict in the penitentisry. at
tempted suicide this morning by cutting
bis throat and vii p-obsbly die. He wss
sentenced trora Yanxton for four and s-halr
years for high wav robbery and his tern hss
almost expired. He said he Was tired OF
living. his home i st NsrshsIltovn. Ioxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

LCDESsroS, Ang- ia.--Jsnes Carr, a
brakeman On she sssen q ocesns Raiissg.
was Instantly killed this forenosn. A car
.oss 81 loxs hAa rsn 81 tie track sns IN
trying - sef item sack upou The track fhe
car tipped Over. carrying tie brakeraaa
underneath and instantly kiillzg hsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

Roxz, Aug. 19.-Between 6 and O'Clock
last evening NE bad = short but severe
store-bogse % the Morton Manufacturing
Company. tearing out one end and break
ing al the glass n the building The dam
sre 20 the building wiil amount 20 about
to
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The store OF r. J.. Csnpau al Alssks Was
burglSrized BY some unknown parties
THURSDAY night The safe Was blown open
and over SlOO ia money and three certn-
Gates Of deposit stolen. sheriff Bishop and
his deputies are on the lookout for the Dur
pizrS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

HosoKrv y. J.. Aug is.-The new Ger.
msn Lloyd stssmsr Trsvs crashed into q
pier whhe lsadins this morning snd took
OF The entire roof of the shed SeTsTs.
persons were seriously and perhsps fatally
injured BY sslling mbers Captain Wilh-
geroC sftroutes ths sccidenf 10 the strous
curreut
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug. le.--Mrs. J. r.
Fletcher. Clinton county patient Of suici-
from her bed this morning shout Z O'Clock
snd avoiding her attendant cut her throat
vith piece Of looking gissss. dying soon
sftsr She had been in the esq um about a
rrrneh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
a BOY MURDERER.
A Deaf Nute, Aged Twelve, Deliberately
Shoots His Nine-Yesr-Oid Nephew.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l9.-Essu Sims. a
deaf mute aged II. and his nephew. Bsssett
Sims. three years bis junior, became in
volved in a struggle today over . pistol.
The elder boy became angry and suddenly
jerking away from his companion. deli
oerstely pointed the pistol at Bas,ett's
head and pulled the trigger. The ball pene-
trated the forehead of the lad and imbedded
Itself In his brain. Esau was arrested, but
appeared 20 be unconcerned over the mat
ter. The wounded boy is unconscious and
in dying condition